Sentence examples for imposes a work from inspiring English sources

The House bill imposes a work requirement of 40 hours a week, and does not provide nearly as much money for child care.

There would be no need to impose a work regime.

Its coach, Carlos Dunga, is trying to impose a work ethic on Brazil.

It was such standard practice, my partner imposed a "work ban" on at least one evening every week.

Earlier on Wednesday, the government had imposed a work travel ban on academics, which, a senior Turkish official said, was a temporary measure as accomplices of the coup plotters in universities were a potential flight risk.

Chris Leslie, the shadow chancellor, said Osborne is simply rebranding the minimum wage and will end up imposing a "work penalty" because workers will end up worse off with the freeze in tax credits.

In April, HUD Secretary Ben Carson proposed a plan that would make this worse, increasing rents for almost 5 million families and imposing a work requirement to receive assistance.

Toyota said it was likely to impose a work-sharing program in some of its American plants, where the hours worked in a two-week pay period would be reduced from 80to7272.

The current tax-and-transfer system imposes a tax on work — the payroll tax — that falls heavily on low-wage labor, and poor Americans face steep marginal tax rates because of how their benefits phase out as their wages increase.

He imposed a relentless work schedule on himself, and often seemed more concerned with the quantity than with the quality of the writing he produced.

The Spanish ethic of manaña, or "Filipino time" as they call it here, has outlived America's attempt to impose a protestant work ethic.